■As an individual, I am in a state in which the perspective from which I perceive the world is fixed to my body (a state in which certain restrictions are imposed).
■Why are we attached to our bodies? It is to give us “freedom” and “creation”.
■The Whole Consciousness (=the Whole Universe) sees himself from a particular
perspective that he has never seen before and develops himself by allowing
him to act freely in the world as an individual.
■There are five characteristics of an individual (=an aspect of the whole
consciousness):
(1) I(=an individual) have a fixed perspective on the world. That is, I
perceive the world only through my sense organs such as my eyes, ears,
nose, tongue and skin. By fixing my perspective, I can conversely fix the
world, giving me "freedom" and allowing me to "create".
■On the other hand, I (=Whole Consciousness ) have not sense organs, can
freely go where I direct my consciousness, and my consciousness expands
to the whole world.
(2) I(=an individual) have a time limit. The existence of time is a necessary
consequence of the existence of the body. By having a body, I have acquired
a linear sense of time: the past I have experienced, the present I am experiencing
now, and the future I am about to experience.
■On the other hand, I (=Whole Consciousness ) am free to go to the past
or the future because there is no time barrier.
(3) I(=an individual) have a limited range of movement within my own body.
Rather, it should be emphasized that the body can be moved freely based
on free will.
■I(=Whole Consciousness) can change the world at will. However, I(=Whole
Consciousness) would not alter the world of my creation in the span of
time that affects our lives as individuals.
(4) In principle, I(=an individual) cannot enter another person's body.
Nor do I directly retain other people's experiences as my own memories.
This seems to be a limitation to define my creative viewpoint.
■I (=Whole Consciousness) am able to understand the emotions of others
from within and have direct reference to their past experiences.
(5) I(=an individual) have restrictions on the acceptance of wisdom (thoughts
and feelings).
■I (=Whole Consciousness), on the other hand, have an abundance of thoughts
and feelings. Near-death experiencers say their questions are answered
immediately and they are surrounded by a feeling of absolute love.
■But I (=an individual) have nothing like this. This can be thought of
as a mechanism that allows me to concentrate on the situation I(=an individual)
am currently facing and to act freely there. This can be thought of as
a mechanism to keep me focused on the situation I am currently facing and
to allow me to operate freely there.